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• Other new lines in SQL script file and problem with SQL * more

  Hi all
  
  
  I would like to ask a question on the characters of new line inside files SQL scripts. I have a very long SQL query, stored in a file txt (ANSI encoding). Because query instructions are very long (several table joins and WHERE conditions) tried to separate, WHERE and ORDER BY clauses by inserting several new characters of lines (just hit the entrance) among them in order to improve the clarity of the source code. Now the problem is, whenever these newline characters are inserted in the file, apparently SQL * Plus cannot parse the file properly and gives me the following error message:
  

  SP2-0042: unknown command "FROM" - rest of line ignored.
  SP2-0734: unknown command beginning "myenterpri..." - rest of line ignored.

  The problem is definitely related to these new line because characters that when I remove them, the scripts runs without any problem. I would appreciate that you could kindly guide me how should I deal with this problem. Is there any SQL * Plus command to run to correctly interpret the new line characters?
  
  
  Thanks in advance,
  
  
  Kind regards
  Dariyoosh

  Hello

  In [SQL * Plus 9 | http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a90842/ch13.htm#1013073] (and), you can tell

  SET     SQLBLANKLINES   ON
  

  allow to completely empty rows in an SQL statement.

• Is it possible to be rolled up under certain conditions to a SQL script file?

  Hi guys,.
  Happy Monday to you all. I have a scenario where I'm queue of 2 files in the same SQL program. Here's what it looks like. Would it not be possible to only of coil for test1 - & p_job_id... SH if & p_file_num = 1 & test2 - p_job_id... SH if & p_file_num = 2?
  

  define p_user_id = &1
  define p_job_id = &2
  define p_file_num = &3
  
  spool test1-&p_job_id..sh
  
  select
  'module_id=''TEST001C1''
  from job_parameter b, job_parameter a
  where a.job_id = &2
  and a.module_id = 'TEST001'
  and b.job_id = a.job_id
  and b.module_id = a.module_id
  and &p_file_num = 1
  /
  
  select 'exit 0'
  from dual
  where &p_file_num = 1
  /
  
  spool off
  
  
  spool test2-&p_job_id..sh
  
  select
  'module_id=''TEST001C2''
  from job_parameter b, job_parameter a
  where a.job_id = &2
  and a.module_id = 'TEST001'
  and b.job_id = a.job_id
  and b.module_id = a.module_id
  and &p_file_num = 2
  /
  
  select 'exit 0'
  from dual
  where &p_file_num = 2
  /
  
  spool off

  Published by: Raj404261 on June 29, 2009 09:47

  Hello

  Raj404261 wrote:
  Hi Frank,.
  Thanks for getting back to me. You were right about the "set." Regarding:

  spool test&p_file_num-&p_job_id..sh
  

  Do the above however would always generate two files I think. I should have mentioned that I'm passing p_file_num from a shell script which is initialized to 1 or 2 based on an if condition.

  In layman terms, I want to only generate test1 test2 and if p_file_num = 1 if p_file_num = 2. Does that make more sense?

  Exactly what did the SPOOL command above. If you seem to be getting different results, make sure that you delete all existing files with the same names before testing.
  If there isn't that one order of the COIL (excluding SPOOL OFF, naturally), while a single file will be opened. Do not close the file until you are finished.

  Or you can consider having two secondary scripts, called my_file_1.sql and my_file_2.sql, each opens one of the SPOOL files and manages one of the queries.
  In your main script, call one or the other saying:

  @my_file_&p_file_num..sql
  

  Published by: Frank Kulash, June 29, 2009 10:35

• Group of Skype calls work only not under Linux

  Hi support them.

  I did some tests and it seems that this group called only works in linux client when the starter of the call is a linux client.

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• SQL script files to recreate the SYS objects in Oracle 9i

  Hi all.
  
  I work with an Oracle database test missing some SYS objects. (Oracle 9i).
  I was wondering if Oracle has all the scripts that I can run and re-create those?
  
  Thank you
  
  Sonya

  Hello;

  If you run scripts:

  $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/catalog.sql
  $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/catproc.sql

  You can create views of SYS

  Best regards

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• How can I call ttOptUpdateStats from PL/SQL

  I would like to: call ttOptUpdateStats from within a PL/SQL block.

  An example of one: run immediately using the input arguments in the PL/SQL Developer's Guide.

  The examples cover only builtin procedures returning data.

  Thanks for the help!  Here's my working version:

  Create procedure UPDATE_STATS as

  type of TblList is the table sys. TBL_STATS. TYPE % TBLID;

  tblids TblList;

  TBL VARCHAR2 (255);

  flag for number: = 1;

  plsql_block VARCHAR2 (255);

  LASTDATE SYS. TBL_STATS. TYPE % LASTSTATSUPDATE;

  Start

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  Select TBLID bulk collect into SYS tblids. TABLES where the TBLOWNER not in ('SYS', 'TTREP', 'GRID');

  because me in tblids. FIRST... tblids. LAST

  loop

  Select trim (TBLOWNER): '. ' || Trim (TBLNAME) tbl of SYS. TABLES where SYS. TABLES. TBLID = tblids (i);

  execute immediate plsql_block using tbl, flag;

  Select LASTSTATSUPDATE from SYS lastdate. TBL_STATS where SYS. TBL_STATS. TBLID = tblids (i);

  dbms_output.put_line ('< '="" ||="" rpad(tbl,45)="" ||="" '="" '="" ||="" lastdate="" ||="" '="">');

  end loop;

  exception

  while others

  then

  Rollback;

  end UPDATE_STATS;

  /

  Ed...

• Save sql scripts

  Hi all
  
  Please help me to set the default directory to save the sql script files.
  
  Thank you!

  I guess you're asking about SQL * more. This tool saves files in the current directory.

  Therefore, specify the full path or enter SQL * Plus from the directory desired. I'm not aware of any way to change the current directory to in SQL * more.

• How SQL * MORE read script files

  Hello!
  
  Well, it is possible to launch sqlplus with a sql script file:
  

  sqlplus user/pass@srv @my_script.sql

  OK, what happens if I delete the my_script.sql file?
  
  My script here is about 1 GB of wholesale! sqlplus halfway done when I deleted the file.
  The sqlplus will stop with an error? Or just hang out?
  
  I copied the file my_script.sql now in the folder again, and I think sqlplus still works fine. But can I be sure that all the instructions in the script have been processed?
  
  Thanks in advance!

  The results are dependent on OS that you refused to share with us.

  I suspect * NIX & not Windoze.

  On Windoze, you cannot delete the file.
  On * open file NIX get does not actually deleted before calling fclose().

  Overall, you're OK.

• Have we not available under linux admintool

  Hello Experts,
  
  I know that Admin Tool is not available in GUI version in linux.
  
  I am lookin for is to implement something like this
  http://obieeblog.WordPress.com/2009/08/04/simplifying-migration-process-%E2%80%93-changing-environment-specific-variables-in-RPD/
  in linux.
  
  Can someone tell how to do it?
  
  To summarize:
  1. open SPR under linux using scripts
  2 change the name of user and password of RPD and Connection Pool
  3. close the RPD and deploy it in the location of your choice.
  
  Help, please

  There is no available Linux admintool.

  use of the nqudml utilities is your only option, and yes - I must be UDML

  the only way to get an encrypted password is pre encrypt it in the Administration (Windows) tool, export it to UDML and make a list of passwords encrypted/plaintest to use.

• Works only in the script file and not in the database

  Hi all:
  
  I want to know if this is possible.
  
  In my SQL script file...
  
  Create a feature once.
  Call or make use of this couple of function or several times.
  
  All the while NOT create the function in the database.
  
  In other words, I want this function to be alive only during execution of the script file.
  
  Thank you

  Well, you can do that if you can somehow manipulate your script so that it includes an anonymous block. Here, you can use a local subprogram that exists in the context of the anonymous block:

  SQL> DECLARE
    2     a1   NUMBER := 10;
    3     a2   NUMBER := 20;
    4     a3   NUMBER := 0;
    5
    6     FUNCTION calu_sum (var_a NUMBER, var_b NUMBER)
    7        RETURN NUMBER
    8     IS
    9     BEGIN
   10        RETURN (var_a + var_b);
   11     END;
   12  BEGIN
   13     a3 := calu_sum (a1, a2);
   14     DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (a3);
   15  END;
   16  /
  30
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  

  Kind regards
  Frébault

  Published by: Marie Lise Sharma on May 6, 2009 13:58

• Run script file

  Hello
  I am trying to run the SQL script file.
  My script contains a list of all the triggers.
  SQL plompt when I run the file as
  SQL > @d:\triggers.sql
  It returns a number like
  4223
  
  
  
  When I hit enter, it increments of 1 (4224) and so is not even allow me to get out.
  I am not very clear what this output means. I tried to take the output to text file per winding. But only the empty file was created.
  What happens exactly?

  Hello

  Looks like there is an error in the triggers.sql.
  For example, output that could be cause of triggers.sql creating a stored procedure or package that does not end with a /. SQL * Plus will think everything you enter is part of the procedure or package.

  Make sure triggers.sql has had / has (on a line by itself) after the last command at the END of each CREATE TRIGGER (or similar object).
  If you still have problems, make a much smaller version of triggers.sql, which causes a similar error and post it.

• return values of PL/SQL Script Linux

  Hi gurus,
  
  I have a big problem...
  
  The following script contains two parts: a PL/SQL and Linux shell script statements.
  
  The PL/SQL computed value (day_id_day) and passes it to the instructions in Linux shell script (: v_salida: = day_id_day;) OUTPUT: v_salida).
  
  The instructions in Linux shell script to get the value (NUM_PARTICION = $?), but the value of the var day_id_day differs from the value of $NUM_PARTICION... There is no errors in the code...
  
  can someone help me?
  
  Kind regards.
  
  SCRIPT
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  $ORACLE_HOME/bin/sqlplus $ORAUSER / $ORAPASS < < eof
  
  Set serveroutput on;
  
  Number of v_salida VARIABLE;
  
  DECLARE
  v_error VARCHAR2 (1000);
  number of day_id_day;
  Start
  Select (sysdate + 7) sp_general_func.get_day_id
  in day_id_day
  Double;
  
  : v_salida: = day_id_day;
  
  dbms_output.put_line(:v_salida);
  
  end;
  
  /
  OUTPUT: v_salida
  expressions of folklore
  
  NUM_PARTICION = $?
  
  echo $NUM_PARTICION

  Better try this:

  ORAENV_ASK='NO'
  ORACLE_SID='ORCL'
  . oraenv
  ORAUSER='myUserid'
  ORAPASS='myPasswd'
  NUM_PARTICION=`
  $ORACLE_HOME/bin/sqlplus -s $ORAUSER/$ORAPASS <
  

  : p

• Excerpt from SQL script Planner

  Hello
  
  Developer SQL version 3.2.10.09
  
  Is there a way to extract the SQL of a scheduler job script? I put in place a work in my enviromnent of test using the Wizard SQL Developer that worked extremely well, but my dba insists on having a SQL script to deploy in the active database.
  
  Thank you
  
  Nick.

  Try this:

  select
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  from dual;
  

  -------
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  b to the SQL Developer open: Tools-> preferences-> database-> user defined extensions
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  Edited by: dz_r 2012-11-21 23:12

• call a batch file in the sql scripts

  Hi friends,
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  I use the sql script using the server.plz application.

  
  Ah, I see. Of course, this explains everything.
  

  Now to be serious: there is no way to run a batch SQL script. The Tools that present SQL statements to the database are often able to do; host in SQL * Plus may issue commands to the OS, the host of builtin forms is it too and with dbms_scheduler , you can run a shell script on the database server.

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• How to load SQL scripts from a text file.

  Hi, I tried several times to load a script file/SQL text with 10 different tables and the data, but 10g Express doesen't allows me to do that, can someone direct me or tell me what I do or what I need to adopt a special method to achieve this. I'm sure there must be something where you can download SQL scripts from a text file (in the SQL command editor!). Thank you

  Hello

  Yes, as Aust replied, you must use SQL Workshop/SQL Script, instead the command SQL Editor.

  Sqlplus can also do so, I think, as well as SQL Developer, now it is 1.5.

  sqlplus: (the window command line, black of sql)

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  Peter